Mar 31, 2026 #1 J Johnski Member Joined Jun 24, 2025 Messages 59 Reaction score 25 Points 18 Location Fife Visit site And where is it's counterpart, looked everywhere and can't see where it plugs into Thanks in advance
Apr 1, 2026 #2 tuning-forks Site Supporter Joined Feb 9, 2025 Messages 192 Reaction score 195 Points 43 Location lower Manitoba Visit site Why are you assuming it should connect to something, is there a problem with your bike? There are many reasons why some connectors in wiring harnesses are unused. Accessories, optional equipment, diagnostic ports, etc.
Why are you assuming it should connect to something, is there a problem with your bike? There are many reasons why some connectors in wiring harnesses are unused. Accessories, optional equipment, diagnostic ports, etc.
Apr 1, 2026 #3 J Johnski Member Joined Jun 24, 2025 Messages 59 Reaction score 25 Points 18 Location Fife Visit site I'm assuming it's connected as the end isn't blanked off like a couple of others that are unused. I bought a frame, subframe, engine, loom etc and I bought it unbuilt, I am now try to build it
I'm assuming it's connected as the end isn't blanked off like a couple of others that are unused. I bought a frame, subframe, engine, loom etc and I bought it unbuilt, I am now try to build it
Apr 1, 2026 #4 trepetti It's all good! Elite Member Site Supporter Joined Mar 23, 2012 Messages 1,665 Reaction score 978 Points 113 Location Northern New Joizey Visit site Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch.
Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch.
Apr 2, 2026 #5 tuning-forks Site Supporter Joined Feb 9, 2025 Messages 192 Reaction score 195 Points 43 Location lower Manitoba Visit site trepetti said: Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch. Click to expand... That would make sense as neutral switch usually grounds to chassis so only one wire needed.
trepetti said: Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch. Click to expand... That would make sense as neutral switch usually grounds to chassis so only one wire needed.
Apr 3, 2026 #6 J Johnski Member Joined Jun 24, 2025 Messages 59 Reaction score 25 Points 18 Location Fife Visit site trepetti said: Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch. Click to expand... We have a winner, well done sir Attachments IMG_20260403_085326.jpg 409 KB · Views: 11
trepetti said: Hmm. My schematic only shows one 'Sky Blue' wire. If that is the one, then it connects to the neutral switch. Click to expand... We have a winner, well done sir